Clark fought off not only his competitors but seemingly the entire crowd Sunday at Shinnecock Hills to capture his second U.S. Open title.
Clark breaks down his winning performance at Shinnecock
Wyndham Clark broke down his winning performance at Shinnecock on Sunday and chatted with the "Live From" crew about what it took to win his second U.S. Open.
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Lydia Ko started her opening round at Wild Horse Pass with four straight birdies, propelling her to a career-low 60. Ko, with the help of a dozen birdies, flirted with a sub-60 score. Despite the strong performance, she carries just a stroke lead over Hyo Joo Kim (61) entering Friday’s second round.
John Pak shot a bogey-free, 11-under 61 during the opening round at The Landings Golf and Athletic Club in Savannah. The strong performance was almost matched by fellow American Ian Gilligan, who also finished with 11 birdies on the day. The difference? A bogey on the par-4 seventh hole for Gilligan, who sits in solo second after finishing with a 62.
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